Python usd_to_euro Examples

Example #1

File: test_currency_converter_better.py Project: JayTwitty/testing

 def test_usd_to_euro_converter(self):
     # assert usd_to_euro(1) == "0.9 EUR"
     self.assertEqual(usd_to_euro(1), "0.9 EUR")

Example #2

File: test_currency_converter_better.py Project: JayTwitty/testing

 def test_usd_to_euro_converter_again(self):
     # assert usd_to_euro(8) == "7.2 EUR"
     self.assertEqual(usd_to_euro(8), "7.2 EUR")

Example #3

File: test_currency_converter_better.py Project: JayTwitty/testing

 def test_usd_to_euro_converter_if_letter_is_passed_through(self):
     # assert usd_to_euro("a") == print("You must enter a USD value to convert...")
     self.assertEqual(usd_to_euro("a"), print("You must enter a USD value to convert..."))

Example #4

File: test_currency_converter.py Project: JayTwitty/testing

from currency_converter import usd_to_euro
from currency_converter import euro_to_usd
from currency_converter import usd_to_many

assert usd_to_euro(1) == "0.9 EUR"
assert usd_to_euro(8) == "7.2 EUR"
assert usd_to_euro("a") == print("You must enter a USD value to convert...")

assert euro_to_usd(1) == "1.11 USD"
assert euro_to_usd(8) == "8.88 USD"
assert euro_to_usd("a") == print("You must enter a EURO value to convert...")


assert usd_to_many([5]) == ["5 USD converts to", "4 EUR", "3 GBP", "342 INR"]
assert usd_to_many([5, 10]) == [
    "5 USD converts to",
    "4 EUR",
    "3 GBP",
    "342 INR",
    "10 USD converts to",
    "9 EUR",
    "7 GBP",
    "684 INR",
]
assert usd_to_many([5, "a"]) == ["5 USD converts to", "4 EUR", "3 GBP", "342 INR"], print(
    "You must enter a USD value to convert..."
)